From the animal nicknames she shared with loved ones to the purchase of “a beautiful cat, a Persian cat” with her first earnings as a writer; from the cawing rooks in To the Lighthouse to the complex life of Flush to the disturbing animal imagery in Between the Acts, animals play a key role in Woolf’s life and writing. We invite submissions discussing animals in Woolf both fictional and actual. We also welcome articles that align Woolf with animal elements in the work and lives of others. Please send papers of up to 2500 words to: Kristin Czarnecki and Vara Neverow by February 1, 2013.

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ecocriticism_and_environmental_studies

gender_studies_and_sexuality

journals_and_collections_of_essays

modernist studies

twentieth_century_and_beyond

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